RE: California Poppies

If they've bloomed and seeded, then sounds like they might be doing what comes naturally - dying off for the summer.  In the hills, they disappear every year about this time (usually a little later but it's been really dry).  If you let them throw their seeds, they'll be back in masses in the spring.
 
 -----Original Message-----
From: L Schmiege [mailto:schmiege32@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 11:35 PM
To: medit-plants
Subject: California Poppies

Dear All,

Can anyone tell me how to stop what is happening to my California Poppies?  They suddenly turn a sort of lime green, and in a few days flop over and die as if they can't get water or food.  I changed locations and have the same problem in the new location.The stem of the plant looks fibrous and dry.

Thank you.

L. Schmiege


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